Ecchi(?)

Otakupervert890 said:
@FutoiOtaku considering we just had 2.5 ririsa with censorship his question is legitimate.

Otakupervert890 said:
@FutoiOtaku if said scene show nudity in the manga and not in the anime adaptation it's censorship plain and simple regardless the reason why it's done it. In the case of 2.5 the nudity was high time high in the early volumes to be dropped later on but on the adaptation they did the beginning like how it is since volume 6 so it's censorship regardless of what the director choose to do it. If they would have done with it steam to later remove them for the Blu Ray but we won't even have that.

niconiconii27 said:
@FutoiOtaku Obfuscating your censorship is still censorship and always will be. Putting a black bar on a character is censorship but putting an even bigger piece of clothing in place of a black bar is not censorship? This is crazy talk. You think its ok because they are doing it to meet some sort of tv guidelines or age ratings? That is the very definition of censorship then. A system in which an authority limits the ideas that people are allowed to express and prevents books, films, works of art, documents, or other kinds of communication from being seen or made available to the public, because they include or support certain ideas. You can say its their own decision to perform this censorship to fit inside of the system, but its still censorship, and a much much more offensive form of censorship than just using light beams or black bars, because its censorship that insults the viewers intelligence by pretending to not be censorship.

FutoiOtaku said:
It’s anime not hentai. Put some pants on!

niconiconii27 said:
@FutoiOtaku Obfuscating your censorship is still censorship and always will be. Putting a black bar on a character is censorship but putting an even bigger piece of clothing in place of a black bar is not censorship? This is crazy talk. You think its ok because they are doing it to meet some sort of tv guidelines or age ratings? That is the very definition of censorship then. A system in which an authority limits the ideas that people are allowed to express and prevents books, films, works of art, documents, or other kinds of communication from being seen or made available to the public, because they include or support certain ideas. You can say its their own decision to perform this censorship to fit inside of the system, but its still censorship, and a much much more offensive form of censorship than just using light beams or black bars, because its censorship that insults the viewers intelligence by pretending to not be censorship.

LoneWizzy said:
@FutoiOtaku Directorial choice of censorship. i find it funny that you came to this thread of someone asking a question and made fun of them without adressing the actual question.Sad.

But ye to actually answer the question for anyone that might see this thread in the future, anime is obviously censored yes.